alknut, an ancient Norse symbol. The reverse side is also decorated with the Valknut and Nordic runes, offering two distinct designs to appreciate.

Built-in magnets allow the components to slide smoothly, providing a satisfying tactile experience with every movement. Its smooth, magnetic sliding action makes it a pleasure to handle again and again.

What Is Bog Oak?

Bog Oak is a rare type of oak wood that has been naturally preserved underground in lakes, rivers, swamps, or wetlands for hundreds or even thousands of years in low-oxygen environments.

The word "Bog" refers to a swamp or wetland. Over time, minerals found in water and peat deposits react with the natural tannins in the oak, gradually transforming the wood into a rich, deep dark brown or nearly black color that distinguishes it from ordinary oak.

Similar to Japan's ancient preserved wood known as "Jindaiboku," Bog Oak is a rare and remarkable natural material shaped by centuries of natural processes.

Each piece features its own unique grain patterns and color variations, developed over an extraordinary period of time. No two pieces are exactly alike, making every Bog Oak creation truly one of a kind.